Digifem, It sounds like maybe you are someone who should try the alternative type of thyroid med, natural desiccated thyroid. If you’re interested, you could try looking at the website ”Stop the Thyroid Madness”, which deals with the failure of conventional thyroid meds. They also have info on their website which will help you find a doctor. Clearly, the results you’ve gotten from conventional, mainstream medicine have been unsatisfactory. Also, maybe the paleo diet isn’t right for you. You might consider doing a raw diet, and seeing if there is any improvement. You’re problems ...
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Surely it can’t be that hard to figure out that Cleanpants was being ironic, and it really isn’t too surprising that people with chronic, life-plaguing body odor would need to vent occassionally. I just want to make a suggestion. I was browsing through this forum, as I was led to it by a comment on another forum. Here is a proposal, for those of you who remain unable to get rid of body odor. There’s something you could try that would be a bit difficult, but if you are able to do so, I have little doubt that curing yourself of chronic body odor would be the result. My suggestion: try ...
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Here’s a solution to your swollen brain, pondering how you can demonstrate your saintliness to the world. I suggest you get a very hard job, in the service industry. This will expiate all your great torment about who you are, what you owe others, etc. Don’t let anything stop you, rush out and become a bellboy or waiter or cab driver, or anything, and you just might feel joyous when you get off work. I think you won’t feel quite so awful once you’ve worked like a mule for a while.   [End]
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Hi, I didn’t find your message too hard to wade through. I think your humor will probably help you survive. Anyway, I’ll just give a few ideas, though I would admit that many of your tendencies sound pretty close to mine. I also have tons of food intolerances, and continue to think that I can drink alcohol. Though I think if I just had low-sugar alcohol, and relatively rarely, it probably wouldn’t matter. Just to say what I think is the most hopeful dietary plan, and which you could watch testimonials about on YouTube, it’s macrobiotics (the videos are labelled ”Diet Saves Their Li ...
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As someone who is old enough to have fibroids, I would say be very glad that the area is free of constriction. What you’re doing now may prevent a very constrained vagina in future years, especially if you leave dairy out of your diet when you’re done. I don’t think men care much about this type of small distraction anyway, so you ought to accept that glamorous sex can be revived after your health regimen. I think fasting needs to be about embracing the body, and the self, where its at.   [End]
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Hi, I would like to know if anyone has experience with removal of crowns to ensure that all the mercury amalgam is out of the mouth. When I was in Mexico, having the mercury fillings removed, I did not remove a bridge, which contains one crown that might have mercury under it. I decided to rely on the opinion of two dentists I saw, who said that it is unusual and not professional to leave a filling in a tooth when placing a crown over the tooth. They said that the dentists will typically put a white paste over the drilled out tooth, and then apply the crown. Now I wonder if I should ...
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Hi, I just saw your post. I have done a 5 week juice fast, though it was ten years ago. On that fast, I felt that I made zero progress on my health issues, due to continually experiencing high thirst and high urination, and fatigue. I had a mixture of veg and fruit juices, all freshly juiced. I have also tried only green juices, but the result was the same. I have since been diagnosed as pre-diabetic. I personally no longer think that juices are meant to be a food, being abnormally concentrated forms of carbs and fructose. Broths, on the other hand, if they are derived from meat ...
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Since I just saw your post, and I have some experience with sluggish digestion, I thought I’d respond. One, when I do the raw diet, I tend to compensate for its lack of appeal by eating things I like, mainly nuts and nut butters and fruit, and olives. Now that I no longer embrace the raw diet, at least for me, I think those foods cause too much stagnation and acidity, and constipation. But, if you have a weak spleen, and low digestive ”fire”, then raw vegetables are hard to break down. I think you are probably mainly too acidic, and that is why you feel little appetite. You need vege ...
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